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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

IypIAxAPoIis Aug. 2-The Boston club another easy
victory polls nine to-day today outpaying
the every point In the game. Healey pitched
with scarcely any effect ALL his delivery being batted In
every direction Rsdbourne pitched nicely and was well
supported virtually settled after two innings
had besn played. The As fsllowsi
Boston ............................G Ole
lrdianapolis 4 v v " " U .
observation-disclosures 20, Indianapolis. o. Euors-Boston,
L IndsRapoiis o. Pitchers-Healy and Radbeurne. Um-
plre-Mr. Powers.
CHICAGO Aug. 2-Timely batting and brilliant fielding
work enabled Chicago club again defeat its Washing
ton opponents to-day The home players took the lead
opening inning and had trouble In maintaining 10
throughout The Senators" bated well at tho
hits for the part scattered and brought
runs The score appended
Washington ............-...-..9 o-s
Chicago. I-lO
Rasehits- ashingtop, Ill Chicago. Is Errors-wash
in ston. 81 Chicago. / Ptchess-BAldwn and Whitney.
Um prs-Mr. Dosscher.
DETROIT. Aug 2Ths Detroit nine virtually defeated IN
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SENT 10 STATE PRISON TWICE.

Joseph Philips also went by the name of Carlo Morisi
guilty yesterday before Judge Gderseeve to charge
Of grand larceny He called at the once oil
ous Kru. diamond broker on June o. and talked OF
cha, ng diamoads valued $1,000 He succeeded IN con-
esng some of tho hts clothes and escaped for
time Judge Gderseevo sentenced him in 1878 TO Two
wears and six state Prison aud yes,erlay seh
tnncnd MIN 70 Sly Years in The same institution
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AIONG THE SOUND.

BRtpGRPogTThe board OF Aldermen has accepted me re-
nort of III Board Public Works rea ion 10 new
iron bridge place OF Lat Is known q, he Lower
bridge and have appropriate $50 600 therefor
Mrs Geo.gs Whetstne who was shot three Tunes ~ nsr
hu.and was alive at yesterday. but Is gradually
sinking with little hope Of recovery.
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Earned runs-BroJkyn 2 NIo''IIH' " -, 49,, .
errors-frooklyn Cleveland. struck Btopklyn 2;
Cleveland g. Lat bssss-BrooSVn Cleveland y ftf,t
ha "a ON Lss-Mc Tanauy Philips l. Grrer Hotting !,
carroll l. Home rnn--None Three base hits-None Two
Philips l. Greer l, Hoaling l. car
mil 1 Doubie pays-Cafroli ant Toy. Hit by pitcher
Greer l. stolen bases-H cTapany 2. Mexican via
pitche.-TeFry Ps ed bals-CIarke 1. RepschlAger J.
Umplre-Mr West Time 40
The rain storm put the game at st Geor-e l.
I'M inning been PLAYED cut tho
local club wond cincinnati team bJ larger
scrs than IL dr people tho AMI we're
ubn over OF the hetropotabs NAYS pitched
In M form while Muans lost heart usual when NJ sa"
mn. club IN place The Metropotans scored three
runs with pect Of several more In tho nintn inning
lint IN rain torrents and the game had " 10
stouped The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
rrsry,oyr.L TOI srEtMsHIP CAPTAIN

Captain Frederick Henderson. Of the Pacific Mall steam
ship Colon. presented with handsome ana 'ainao0
BY the his ship her home
war. voyage from Aspinwh. The present CONSISTED OF
consisting OF collar button Anu
,bres studs han lso ney old English Id rms
n0pnar plain tho employ OF tho Paclnc NAL
Steams Company the Atlantic side Tor twenty nve
years and excellent record as genial Kind anu skill
Ian. Lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
STATEN ISLAND.

NEwBRIGHToM Nellen living in Third ave- while
walking trestle work Of the Rapid Transit railroad Az
Tompkinsvs yesterday e through ana etfuck Oh coso
Of rocks breaking arm and leg.
CLIFroS-Franz seiier age thirty three German ep,
plo7ed KuntZs mineral water esao
iishment. in Ne~-Y0rkave became violently insane on
Sunday cling unsafe for him TO be at LARGE seifer Was
CastletOn shortly arter
o'clock Monday night lie found dead IN his cell itn
that by sottenng Of the BRAIN
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HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Houss-Er George d. Robinson, OF Massa-
chusetts Grand Central Hotei-Jamss Porch recently
H.. the City OF Mexico. ST. James
Hotei-Bishop j. F. Hurst. Of Buffalo Buesfn0hdm moae
Sidney 4. Farchid, OF Cazonovia, N. w.: Hogns"
Heus-R. c. Kerens OF ST. Louis. and stephen H. Ekins
Hotei Brunswck-Ex. Mayor Ferdinand G. Laro1e OF bat
more. Murray Hiu HoteL-E Senator ID. +. WOOD Oh
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aqueduct COMMISSIONER meeting. D. M
Arraieumcnt Of Murderer Lyons before Grand urI,,
E1anipa Park before Justice WHITE
Tare contempt Of court case, Supreme Court
for ebrcw Children excursion. foot Oh Ffthst
East RIVER, a.. , 49,
Brooklyn Retail Grocers Association festival, coney
IAand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Aug 2-Ths the first day OF the August
meeting Brighton The race for the Brighton STAKES ono
mile and five furlong. By @. j. Mcrrys tnreeyear
old brown colt Aba by short head. Lord Wiioughoy
de Brokes yearod chestnut colt Oliver Twist wa
second and Wyans veyearold bay mare silence
bad third Tme-aO7. The last batting was 10 TO AGAINST
Abu Kiea against OIL yer Twist and 10 against
silence
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Pools sold Tonight as folows;
Fstrace-waf s35, Balance $50, Fountain 49, bofeep
s..
Second race-None sold - .oo
Third race-De Nofts S26 Lottery Szo, eprihsno'" @So
George L. So Gallatin $40. -, ~. 49,
Fourth race-Strathspey $40. COL Owens st0' siy
lan aedna x5 ahominy Sl6 Parasoi 81 Ca.se
Alfred Sill $40 Witch IS. Donovan So GAdstone
IS Fred b. IS, Tunis SIS. - -. a.,
Firm rsco-Unque s35. Buffalo SIS. Asceoa Sla re-
stone 90 Bonnie Duke 81 Belmoat 90 Mary Hamilton 30
irinie Cross 81 stiegan SIS Peter l. SIS. Watchem So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

Tho election TO be held thi, fall in Union County ~ J.,
will the most held The omces OF
Senator three Assembymen County Clerk Surrogate ana
Sheriff be- hd condition OF affairs that has not De-
all the offices for different terms
The politicians already hard at work The Republicans
the they did last spring for the
freehoders All the important Offices ouny Clerk,
ami surroga now held by Democras Among
mentioned for Senator Corbn and Cham
beran both Assemblymen last year for County Clerk,
W. A. and sheriff stiles and for Surrogate George l.
Parrot OF Elizabeth, and e. d. Ward OF Clark Township
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SCORE ANOTHER FOR THE GIANTS.
HEY BEAT THE rGrTsBURG TEAM BY The BEAt

HEY BEAT THE IFhH bEHV-
TiFUL SCORE or IL TO 4.
P1TTsBURG Aug 2Tho New.Yorks sustained their repu'
on to-day OF being heavy hitters They had McCormcks
delivery completely knocked the ball repeatedly
10 every portion the field earning thirteen OF their seven
teen runs. also hit rather freely but good fielding
OF the kept the Pttsburgs down TO four runs
The attendance 300 The score was as follows;
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BUBEAR TO ROW AGAINST GAUDAUR
LONDON Aug. 2-Bnbear the oarsman II is announced
will England Immediately prepare for the race he
ba, agreed 10 row In answer TO Gaudaus cha for the
Of England Neither Bubear nor daudaur VIII
Ana trafia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

Farped runs-Pttsburg New York. II. Tw0-baso hits
Coleman. Fields. Gore Barkey. Three. base hit.
Ewing Double playRichardson, Ward and Connor Frat
base on bals-whitney BAlkey smith Keeo and Connor
First base errors-Pitsburg. 2 Nowior g. struck
out Nv Mccormick by Keefo Passed ballsFieds
O'itourkeG Wild pitches-McCornick Koefo l. rimo-
2:lO Umpire-AE Sullivan
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALdANAJ

MINIATURE ALdANAI
TO-DAY
sunrises 4;6I Sets 100 Moon sets 4S0 Moons ago. -
WATER
1M-saudy HOOK. 7,09 Gov. Isld 1886 He'll Gate 93S
r. M-Sandy Hook. 7;20 Gov lsld I49l Hell "ato 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

DRIGHT'S DISEASE is caused by abuse, eX-
~ debility discharges levers maaria,
diseases structures diseased prostate gland
bladder the of oatnes AMI sounds. and cannot
be while they exist Our remedies them chronic
diseases aud varicocee without detention from business and
tho ISABEL Mineral spring Water tho kdneys D;a
betes Dropsy Bladder Gravel and stone Overwhelming
evidence mailed free by AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU
PHYSICIAN, 29l Broadway, NewYork
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2-Mstheus rsappeared win 'ne
Athletic club today and although 81 Louis made
hits told fourteen the blame can haay
be placed veteran The fielding Oh inc
home players was simply disgracefu only one run-and
tn about thatof the fourteen scored
by the visitors being earned Foutz pitched an exoeent
game and was up until the eighth bierpauer
did about all good playing OF the game Caruthes was
taken ck second inning and was succeeded Dy hud
son. The as follower
Athletic. 1 a-,o
St. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L V-Af
Observation-Disclosures IL St Louis H. Errors-Ahleuc ~
ST Louis 8. Pltchers-Ma;hews and FontL Umpire-hr
McQuade
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2.-The Baltimore batsmen could not
solve delivery to-day and in consequence lost
the thru consecutive game Louisville Klroy pitched
game but tho played in hafhea ted sort
way generally slow aud devoid oil inter-
visitors PLAYED without an error excet
Heckers hall which cost nothing The attend
ance was Jout LOCO The az foowsi
Baltimore n
Louisville ...........-...--.-..--.-O o v V-A
s-Baimore 0; ousvillc. Q: Errors-Batm0re
s; Louisville l. Pitchers-Kilroy and ChanOerisin om
pire-Mr. Sullivan.
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vpwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1887

Philadelphia club nrs inning to-day batting bumn
tons delivery In every Bealin pitched MS ns
game for did excellent work. Inc score
WAS follows:
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], II
Quotation Fountain 20 to l. Belle or ~ 10 l. ho
land 20 10 l. -, ... ,,,.... m at, aoo
After Matte Leoursm got on WIN the ead
Int Fleurse and the latter showed
the way the last furIong post Here Matte Leonr1
gained the lead holding the close, won by hat
length Fleurette second before fountain thrd
SECOND RACE-PUksE 5000 ePEClAL WElGhis' i'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

r. H StevenSs Oh 8. WarnnEton, bf war Uanco-NAnnie
sSSa lss :ii;s.scn ia hns.
Lcycs pr m Hssd1 ~sed. fss. EoyG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

Jssss Pomeroy, ths child murderer.
whose name vas familiar throughout
The United States ten or twelve years
ne0, Il ones more an object Of public
attention. His present notoFiety ID due
70 an extraordinary attempts 10 escape.
Though he l. sonAned 10 : cell Of anus
uai strength. he bad succeeded By
months, and perhaps years. Of labor In
nawing thFoaah the heavy iron bars vish
q email instrument which be obtained
10 some manner a. get unknown. Hs
intended 10 break the almost severed
bars vhen al opportunity arrived and,
after killing Me iaiieE, 70 escape. His
plan wa discovered By accident whsn
u YES almost ready 70 be put into exscu-
tlon, and 10 h safe 70 say that Pomeroy
viii for . tlms be more closely watched.
Tha korror with which the oOantEy
heard Of Pomeroy's brutal murders h
noi yea foEnoilsn. He lived In The out-
shlEss q Boston and seemed 70 Be pos-
ssasad Of . asudish desire 10 ualtreat
lislls children. He began By beating
thsn, tying them 10 Trees and pEicking
them with . knlfs blade and other
msiheda Of peily torture. After While
he bsaan 70 Pea oat syes and easoa
cara. ana a. lass be Progressed 90 far
thai 10 vas his custom - ksli hla littls
vloains after having subjected them 20
TIE mosa dreadful torture.
Il US q iong time before The police
nuooesdsd IN discovering the aalhoE ct
thsas atrocities. foF Pomsroy uaa very
cunning and took good care noa V Be
eaagha IN asy 81 be diabolical acts.
when a lAsi bic gull vas established
beyond the possibility 81 a doaos, be
vAs REGARDED With ninaled feelings Of
wonder and hogrss. Taere had never
besn usah another eEiminaL He vas
utterly without feeling. and there rs
apparently no msiivs for Ais crimes
ether than ths gsatthcaiioa Of 81 e.
1raorainary desire 10 witness snasrins.
Fer eima II seemed certain saai t6s
sentence Of hanegue whish was speedily
Wsonounced haainaa this aaFoaioua mar
asrsr, would Be carried oui. Sai thai
uaukish enthusiastically vhieh sssms 10
as BE- mere ssssrAi h MAssAehasstia
shAn elssuAsfs began 10 uaks iasslf
fslt. A assssnAAis s8eFa vas made 10
pssxsna ne hanging Of NE moBsasF.
ana after several yeaFs hia sentence was
eommasea 10 tmpfisoamsnt foe Ifs.
What was gained By ne chance. either
b. Pomaruy o. anybody else. 70 would
b diGasah 70 cay. He e kspa IN soli-
earycannusmsns ana ls seldom visited b.
auyons szesvs bis mothss She is allowed
a. nss him once IN tvo @onthA He is
psrfeoaly veil ana en- leah forward 10
maay ysara 81 psisoa lie. He aas Nc
houa Of any change IN be stiaAtioo,
uaisss ha saeessds IL sacaRina. and = is
r.oeahls that hls rseest aiaszapt 10 Do
ehsa ON rssalt IN bic baina WATCHED -
clossly shaa svsn this hope utA b sAksa
fsem hlsn. His iaKlers upits In saying
thsa b haa hsas@s mere brutal and
asprassa sisss his tnpsi~onDsna Be-
aas. gasd be b q eaaslAna sOafea q a.
prsAsnsssn h then- He b = bordsn -
hlmsssf ana 10 ssssybo2y slse. and even
shs ssasinszlAlisaa Uhs pssvsnisa eis
msstins Ne death Shioh As deserved.
musa now regard With aoms FsGrsa Ne
sasesss e tkais sassss Ia Ia eehsif.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

ssnalor Inaalls has contributed 70 the
Fornm an astisls on 'sTbe sixtsenth
Amendment" which appeaFs In the
September numbsE. q h one Of The
sssarsal and most forcible arguments
on The suffrage question that hes ap-
psarsd 10 recent years, and II viii IN
qassii0nably attract great attention
thsouehout the country. Senator In
calls Discusses the question IN . philo-
sophieal and saateaman.iks way, which
Il IN refreshing contrast With the mar
rev manner IN uhish this great ques-
tion Il VOC often treated By those Who
ailemps 70 discuss u. while bic afRo-
msns will, Of eouFss. fail to convince
thoss Who are not 70 be convinced, Il
viii unquestionabiy have great infa-
sues amoaa fair minded people Who are
anxious 70 And the truth and are
willing 10 AeknowledRs u wherever
thar may meet u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

DR.. KeyloF returned this morning
from Pasoo whittier be had beea sam
monod by tslaaraph 20 examine o man
named Gal. Roland for insanity. The
nan RgoVed 10 be EAving maniac. and
uAs . AdiadRsd. and an order issued By
the probate iadee Of Franklin county
FOE hla commis@eni 70 the asylun ~
SasilAcoom. 10 which place be VII Be
tAksA tCnighi, via the svitchhaek. b.
sheriff ". h. Cray and assistants.
LAaa niQhf. the man Who vas eonnned
In The iaii. asked for . cup Of water. and
a. the article vas handed hin By the
sheriff throaaa TIE partly oPsned door.
the pEtaoaer violently pushed The OiiiesE
20 one side, gashed outside. than broke
for The aspoa. where IN eagtne With
steam % was aiandina. and ianpinG
isto TIE cab pallsd The Throttle vide op-
60, bat before The engina began 10
move The engineer eA1eht TIE maniac
ana nhul the steam %. Tee man made
sash q dssvoEaaa Aaht for liberty THAI Il
required The cnnhined stfength Of ave
ssroaa man 10 oserpover HIN and
again land him Ia tall. Rolana h &
eaTpsnaef. and has oeen Worklna aoo1i
Pasc0 for sema tiss. Thaee v no o.
kirued eAnss for ne los Il bis msntAl
eauilihFtam.- Hsiia Walla dosrnat.
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About i've years ago 9 payer called
the DemooRai We started q Walla
Walls, With AFthaF ehaFpsssin and .. l..
Badd ss edieoEa II Was eonoeivad and
upheld for eoDe time By certain stock
holdsrs. Mr.. DAsisi Stewart va one
Of ne stockholders 10 the amount Of So
shares 81 Ga 50 per share. TIE con-
pAny Was known 80 the NailA Walla
PFintina and Publishing Ooupany. M,
Stewart IN consideration Of ths sum Of
one dollar sid his sioek 10 John Trasy.
q faFmss, and soan After the DamooFas
fAiled. snd the material va s0Id 70
other parties Tie WaliA waIla Priut-
ina and PaeliahinR Company nov Gle =
complaint against D1nlel Stewart
ehaFRtua that be owes said company
etl9.5a With interest from fsbguaFy IS
1855. and hold him 90 onsoi the original
sAArsholasFA Their reasons, a. ve IN
dsEsasnd. a thai The aAls of his ssook
vaa noe elssrsd eoFreetly on the books
% The corporation. No service has yei
ben made. as We undsrsaasd TIE eon-
pany cannot raise the neoeasAry $40 for
fees- Il b unasrsaooa thai Mr.. stewart
viii answer vhan tha tine eomss.-
Wali1 Ha'iS Sssass~4A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

Il has esBsFaIly besn suppsssd shaa
Americans we're The most sntospFiainR
and shiIIfnI advertisers IN We world,
bet . Franchman hes recently devised
q method Of sdysrtlsina which shoaad
pui even P. 7. Barnum 70 shane. He
l. shs VsopEissoE Of . small shop 10
Paris and be rsOsntIy offered 70 permit
hlmsslf 70 be sxseutsd instead Of PEAn'
mai, the mardsEsF. Ia Ofdss, - be sx-
plalnsd. that the execution might Be- %
adysrsissmsni for his business. His
oHsr vas refused. - Be probably ex-
psslsd u 70 Be. and Rov the nswspaperi
all cheat him ous Of his advertising b
sslallae NE incident without nasniiOu-
inc either bis name or hls place Of bus-
fneaa.
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MRaRY VIELAnD.

A New York special 70 the San Fran
cisco Rxamfaer says: Henry Vtllafd'a
reapDoarance on Wall street as con-
spioaous nauFe was prominent subject
% conversation yesterday. The event
ful history Of this remarkable nan 10 .
favorlte theme on the street, and be q
pointed out a. striking illustratlon Of
the rscupeEative power Of some men OF
energetic natures. II q believed that
be will mostly enter into the directories
'of the Oregon a TFansoontineutal ane
Oregon Railway a Navigation, and
probably Of the Northern Pacific, and Is
Il NOT impossible that be may resume
bis position &c president Of the eona-
paniea. Willard repFeseats German
capital amounting 10 millisns Of dollars,
and q pfominsnt broker said yesterday
that be probably had larger command
Of ready capital than any ether man on
tha street.
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ALASKA NEWS.

Acting % The order Of Judge Dawson
the log books Of the various schooners
recently aeizsd have been handed over
By the officers 10 the Marshal, for pro-
ducing II necessary 81 the trial.
Ff0m information received from CON-
mandeFs Of she scaling sehooners In port
a. veil 90 advices 10 hand by Govern
ment officials here, there seems 20 be no
have bean made By the Ruah, all Of
which vessels are looked for to arrive at
Sitka In osmDany With the cutter not
later than the 6lh Of September.
Il Is undsrstood that Rsar-Adnirai
SiE Michael Oulme-6eymouR command.
eF Of the British flagship Triumph, on
hls return 10 Yiotoria from Alaskan
waters. whittier he had taken 9 trio on
the aunboat Caroline. Immediately CO.
bled The fact Of The seizures Of the Brit
ish sealing vessels 10 she Admiralty d.
parsment, Londcn, EnaIand, and asked
fer instrnetioua 90 10 what oleps should
Be taken 20 pFoseo. British interests.
Mr.. James Hheakisy, the newly An.
pointed United States Commissioner
fos Wrangel, arrived on the Ancon and
Wa N4tN 1855 W StAA.lA W AAlg va tU H.
before Duncan McKinnon, Up, TIE
Commissioner was formerly q RepFe-
sentative 10 the lslh OonRFess for ope
OF TIE districts Of TIE State Of Penn
aylvania. being the oniy Democrat ever
elected from that district.
The Signal Services station a sitka.
will. no doabt, be closed some dine
shts summsr. 10 seems pity that the
once cannOs be retained 10 ALASKA, a.
The data noV being collected become
more vAlnAble year By year. II Il not
yet tso late 10 act up and Sand on NJ
titi0n % Gen. Greedy, askina q Fetsn-I
ton Of the station. Unless this is done
very shortly 70 viii be 10 late.
Prices Of Ianbsy IN Sitks, per 1 .OooI
feet; Rough, so ssanilina, SIS; cas-
inc. 80. single surfaced, e2s; double
dressed. So , ineh plaaking, go. 1hs
p. O. B. B. Co.'S charge for oonyeyinQ
lumbsF fFon Portland 10 Alaskan poTIs
u Ga per loo feet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

Thoneh Robsrt Linsoin insists that
Is would not asespt The Presidency
undsr any consideration. bis DswsDepsE
frssnds nss dlspIAyina . great deal Of
activity 10 bic behalf. Il = svident that
he boon Is teinR sysssmAsisally pusbsd
b. somsbody. shoaeh % b pFoSably
trss, e Mr.. Lincoln ssyss that al men
zion Of his name "a without bis sanetiOn
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nav TRTrR MRTHOD

or caring hAbltuAl eanstfpakien and
liver and kidnsy Ills Z % AVaid Ne go
o. tee bitter, drastic liver msdisiass and
and % taks anly TIE pieasAnt
liauld fFnis ra@e1y, 6ygsp 90 Pea. 10
cisalssea - vel aa strenaiheos tAo ~
ten, and dosn noa leave tAs bowels eaa-
tivs, - that regular habits nay -
formed anA tka invAlid psFmARently
fssaoEsd % health. aaeas pFoDpsly asd
. aroaixely; u ta easily tAkea, and peE-
fsstlv hArmlssA Fer sAls In 90 cents
aRd Al hastieA ~
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ApVICR ID moTmRRa

Mn WInmlgWs snuEAiaa ayrWb far eAil4ran
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03
nRErIsm ColGmnIA AHD MANITeBA

A Victoria paper In speaking q The
present railroad controversy N Mani
loba. says: They are Aehting The
battle Of provincial rights, and have
tha moral support Of TIE Dominion.
Rhe provinces has q eoustitntloRal Tiahs
to charter and constFusl ths Red River
Valley Railway, ana In attempting to
limit its sslf-Rovernina powers TIE can
trail government became she aRGressoT.
British Columbia IL tnteresled In tbs
FsmaFkable struggle. foe upon the Issue
wlll depend the fats Of similar ioGisla-
tiou hsFo. II THE confederation b 10
stand. the principle % home Fuis uas,
be maialained IN lie entirety and upon
the lines laid down By the eouatiautton.
The meu VITO seek 10 deslfoy, or elF-
eamscrlbs, the aat0nomy Of the pro-
vincea are tfaitosa-not the ettine1a Who
rebel against THAR usuFpatisn."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

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